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Park City's hardworking ski patrollers are right to fight back against corporate greed
The conglomerate (synonymous for "scofflaw" in American finance), is leaving their customers shushing in place over a raise of two bucks per hour, demanded by the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association members who refuse to work.
The Vail Resorts conglomerate that owns Park City Mountain Resort (PCMR) seems determined to devalue those weary ski travelers who paid for costly ski trips by providing them long lines, fewer open runs and but a few scab ski patrollers to assist them. The conglomerate (synonymous for "scofflaw" in American finance), is leaving their customers shushing in place over a raise of two bucks per hour, demanded by the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association members who refuse to work.
Yes, you read that correctly ... two George Washingtons.
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